5. Determine the p-value of each, shade the corresponding Normal Model and state a conclusion based on the given alpha level (reject or fail to reject Ho) A, P(z > 2.3) = ;α=.05 3 21 2 B. P(z < 1.25) = ; α = .05 2 3 C. P(z > 1.96) - ;α=.10 -3 -2 2 D. P(z > 2.62) = ; α = .01 -2 2

5. Determine the p-value of each, shade the corresponding Normal Model and state a conclusion based on the given alpha level (reject or fail to reject Ho) A, P(z > 2.3) = ;α=.05 3 21 2 B. P(z < 1.25) = ; α = .05 2 3 C. P(z > 1.96) - ;α=.10 -3 -2 2 D. P(z > 2.62) = ; α = .01 -2 2

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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